How Trump and Sanders Changed America

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• published: 09 Nov 2016
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LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE! Twitter: https://twitter.com/GrayWinsler Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gray.winsler Well ladies and gents, it’s official. Donald J. Trump is going to be our next president.] At this very moment there are millions of Americans across the country singing and dancing and drinking… All in celebration of their victory tonight. Of their triumph over the establishment and the political elites who’ve ruined their lives. But of course, at the same time there are also millions of Americans right now who are terrified. Who are in genuine fear of what will happen during these next four years. And regardless of who you voted for, who you wanted to win, who you thought would win—I think it’d be easy for many Americans to look at these past 18 months and feel disappointed. And it would be easy to look at this election and only see the negative. The way it’s divided us as a country, pitting red vs. blue. The way it’s dragged our politics through the mud, to the point where the latest scandal is more relevant than policy. But there was good that came from this election too. If you’re a Sanders or a Trump supporter, you should feel proud. Without the backing of the establishment, without out help of the media, without the funding of the banks on Wall St., you created a movement that has given voice to millions. And your voices have been heard, and they have already, and will continue to make an impact on politics for years to come. I don't know with certainty what kind of president Trump will be. He may be the disaster every bleeding heart liberal fears. But it's also possible he'll be the savior every blue collar worker needs. Odds are Trump will land somewhere in the middle. But the one thing we do know is that this election has changed us as a country. Whether or not we’ll emerge stronger, has yet to be determined. And yes, it has divided us. But the fact is that’s not something we can blame on Trump or Clinton. At the end of the day we’re responsible for how we treat one another. So whatever happens over these next days and weeks and months, remember that every American, rich or poor, Republican or Democrat, Trump voter or Clinton voter wants the same thing: and that’s a better future. For their friends, for their spouses, for their kids. And I think that’s something that every American can believe in.